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Proposed U S Law Could Slap Twitch Streamers With Felonies For Broadcasting Copyrighted Material

Proposed U.S. Law Could Slap Twitch Streamers With Felonies For Broadcasting Copyrighted Material Share Image: Twitch To sign up for our daily newsletter covering the latest news, features and reviews, head HERE. For a running feed of all our stories, follow us on Twitter HERE. Or you can bookmark the Kotaku Australia homepage to visit whenever you need a news fix. The United States government is, as we all know, extremely functional. It’s so functional, in fact, that it regularly struggles to pass spending bills in order to prevent itself from shutting down. The latest “must-pass” bill, like many of its predecessors, includes controversial measures that wouldn’t be able to pass on their own, negotiated with the high stakes of this particular bill in mind. One of them would turn unauthorised streaming of copyrighted material into a felony.

The app store before there was an App Store wants to liberate your iPhone … again

The ‘app store’ before there was an App Store wants to liberate your iPhone … again Reed Albergotti © Matthias Schrader/AP A new lawsuit brought by one of Apple’s oldest foes seeks to force the iPhone maker to allow alternatives to the App Store, the latest in a growing number of cases that aim to curb the tech giant’s power. The lawsuit was filed on Thursday by the maker of Cydia, a once-popular app store for the iPhone that launched in 2007, before Apple created its own version. The lawsuit alleges that Apple used anti-competitive means to nearly destroy Cydia, clearing the way for the App Store, which Cydia’s attorneys say has a monopoly over software distribution on iOS, Apple’s mobile operating system.

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